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Usually, such built-in refrigerators consist of two chambers, which differ in different temperature conditions,
Although several types of cookies exist which differ in terms of functionality,
If it is possible to have two front track settings which differ equally from the narrowest rear track setting,
The first thing that you will notice when you load the game will be the extraordinary betting layout and wheel which differ from the standard roulette games in several aspects.
The cost of capital and the effective average corporate tax rate, which differ across regions, are among the highest in the Union(28,2% as a national aggregate, as compared with a Union
deeper ablative rejuvenation, which differ in how much of the dermis we capture with the procedure,
Apart from its spaciousness, Manita Peć is rich in cave ornaments, which differ according to the form and manner of posture,
This is called"Lehmer's phenomenon", and first occurs at the zeros with imaginary parts 7005.063 and 7005.101, which differ by only .04 while the average gap between other zeros near this point is about 1.
Examples of cultural traits which differ from race to race are mannerisms of speech(„Amos‘n' Andy“ dialect or„Black English“),
it is a high time to learn to do the Hollywood ringlets which differ in smoothness, the largest curls
where they agree on practical arrangements which differ from those set out in Article 4.
positions of the Member States are taken into consideration, along with their macroeconomic features, which differ for the countries in the euro area
new materials are constantly appearing, which differ greatly in the mechanism of their action from heat insulators that were used before.
In addition to these most common types of commercial wallpaper, which differ, above all, its quality characteristics,
This enables the Commission to adopt general principles applicable to the entire financial services industry across a range of different financial institutions which differ in goals, activities and culture.
C“non-territorial languages“ means languages used by nationals of the State which differ from the language or languages used by the rest of the State& apos;s population
Heterogeneity and multiplicity of contradictions cause a variety of social confrontations, which differ in the reasons that provoked them, in the subjects involved, in the subject
ceramics industry in Annex I which differ from those set out in Annex I of the Council Directive 96/61/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention
Non-territorial languages" means languages used by nationals of the State which differ from the language or languages used by the rest of the State's population
sensitive security equipment is procured on the basis of uncoordinated national rules, which differ greatly in terms of publication,